"Twisters" (Wingtip vortices)

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These are called "dust devels." They occur naturally in the environment, and
are well known to low speed aircraft operators -- airships, hang
gliders....etc.
mark tischler

In a message dated 7/7/99 8:03:50 AM, you wrote:

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